Laser’s Retro Gaming Projector has been featured in EFTM, where technology journalist Daniel Tyson praised the device as a nostalgic yet modern way to bring retro gaming into Aussie homes.

This portable, all-in-one entertainment hub delivers 720p resolution up to 120” with auto-keystone adjustment and a foldable cloth screen included. It ships with two wireless controllers and comes preloaded with 80 officially licensed classic games such as Street Racer and World Rally.

Retro fans will also appreciate the built-in emulators for NES, SNES, Mega Drive, SEGA Genesis, N64, Game Boy, GBA, Atari, SNK and more. Users can add their own ROMs, while Android OS provides access to the Google Play Store for additional games and streaming apps.

Key highlights from EFTM’s review:

• 720p resolution projection up to 120”
• 80 licensed retro games pre-installed
• Two wireless controllers included
• Google Play Store access for apps and streaming
• HDMI connectivity for external devices

As Chris Lau, Managing Director of Laser, explained: “We’re thrilled to launch a product that brings the joy of retro gaming to Aussie homes, with over 80 licensed games ready to play straight out of the box. Just in time for Father’s Day, this is the perfect gift for anyone looking to relive their arcade days or introduce loved ones to the classics.”

The Laser Retro Gaming Projector (Black) is available now in Australia for $299 at Harvey Norman, Bing Lee, and Retravision. In New Zealand, it is available at Noel Leeming.

Explore the full Laser Projectors range for more options.

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